One More Time
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One More Time
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Gone beyond the gate
We must all pass some day
You took a part of me
A broken heart left here to play
This sad/sweet music
The air that I breathe fills me with longing
I thought that I saw your face in the crowd
But that couldn't be
'Cos you walk beyond the stars
One more time
I'd love to see you my friend
One more time
I wish I could hold your hand
One more time
I'd look into your eyes
And tell you "I love you"
One more time
Here, inside a dream
I see you standing on a hill
You smile, then turn away
Now I must go--the air is filled
With sad, sweet music
I open my eyes and I feel the longing
I thought that I heard
Your voice call my name
But that couldn't be
'Cos you walk beyond the stars
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Who performs "One More Time"?
Terry Scott Taylor performs "One More Time", and this lyric page sits inside the Terry Scott Taylor catalog on LyroVerse.
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